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Old 01-29-2022, 08:29 PM   #13
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^ For me the most important thing will be variety... since Hasbro reuses parts it allows them to do more lower tier and obscure characters... which allows them to actually complete teams instead of just doing hundred different versions of the same character. Right now completing teams is the most important thing to me. And IMO imperfections in the sculpt tend to fade away once everyone is doing action poses in a nice group display on the shelf.

If I wanted perfect headsculpts or better constructed articulation I would go the higher end route like Mafex, or Figuarts or Figma or Hot Toys or whatever. But at the 20-ish dollar pricepoint... IMO you can't be the variety of characters that Hasbro keeps putting out. Of course you still have to cross the "good-enough" threshold... and IMO Hasbro crossed the "good-enough" threshold somewhere around 2016-ish... before that their 6" figures were not up to par IMO.

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